How is Venus like Earth?
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Venus is like Earth in some ways, mainly cosmetic, but very different in others.
However until we studied Venus in general it was thought to be a sister planet but the reality is very different.
In terms of similarities are the two main facts:
- it is the closest to Earth in the solar system, very close indeed in planetary terms
- the second thing is that it is a small rocky planet, of almost the same size as earth
However as you will see in the differences to Earth question I just answered, the differences between the two planets Earth and Venus are much more profound than the similarities.
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